Fragments From Venezuelan Airliner Crash Recovered
Coast Guard tugs have recovered about 100 pounds of body fragments and debris from the Venezuela Airline Lav Super Constellation crash, with 64 passengers and 10 crew dead. Investigations by U S and Venezuelan authorities probe the cause, while searchers resume at dawn after sharks were sighted and wreckage is sought.
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Coast Guard
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Tamaroa
Belevue
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
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Idlewild
New Jersey
Civil Aeronautics Board
Father Of Slain Girl Not Bitter
Rep. Richard Ruoff of Seattle says he feels no bitterness toward the 12-year-old who killed his four-year-old daughter Kathryn. Barker admitted choking the girl and will face juvenile court after a clinical exam this week.
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Kathryn
Ray John Barker
Low Bid For Flood Retarding Structure Near Wylie
TEMPLE MCKINNEY and Wheelock of Corsicana submitted the apparent low bid of 847,696 dollars for flood water retarding structures on Rowlett Creek near Wylie. H N Smith state conservationist said yesterday. The project lies on a tributary of the Trinity River.
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Trinity River
Weather Forecast at Air Terminal Sees Warm Weekend
Partly cloudy and warmer through Friday with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs near 98 and overnight lows around 72. Temperature table lists Abilene Alpine Amarillo Fort Worth and other cities with varied highs and lows. Sunrise and sunset times noted for Bun set.
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Paso
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Oklahoma City
San Antonio
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Ewer
Riesel Links Bridges to Power Over Pacific Lifeline
Labor columnist Victor Riesel warns that Harry Bridges of the ILWU can shut San Francisco and Honolulu ports and influence East Coast docks. He cites Bridges control of Hawaii sugar and pineapple plants and potential impact on government workers, amid calls for Senate hearings on waterfront influence.
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Victor Riesel
Harry Bridges
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Australia
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New York
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Congress
Subcommittee
Jeff Kibre
Irving Welson
New Orleans
Kibre
Welson
Union
Natvig Perjury Conviction Upheld by Appeals Court
The U S Court of Appeals, in a 2 1 ruling, upheld the perjury conviction of Marie Natvig a Miami Beach grandmother. She was found guilty in May 1955 of lying to FBI agents and FCC officials about being an Ohio Communist in the 1930s and knowing Edward Lamb in that context. Natvig testified during hearings on Lambs renewal of WICU TV Erie Pennsylvania license.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Marie Natvig
Natvig
Miami Beach
Fla
FBI
Militia Chief Fired in Poland Shakeup
London based UP reports Poland dismissed Col. Stanislaw Wolanski from leading the citizens' militi a move in anti Stalin reshuffles under Premier Edward Ochab. The War Saw radio broadcast notes the firing as part of broader reorganization.
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Poland
Warsaw
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Col
Stanislaw Wolanskii
Boy Drowns on Brazos Ice Near Weatherford
Charles Edward Magness nine year old son of Mr and Mrs J L D Magness of Dallas drowned Tuesday during a fishing trip with family on the Brazos ice about 15 miles southwest of Weatherford.
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Tex
Charles Edward Magness
J. L. D. Magness
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Ere
Miller Denies Reds Admits Wedding Plan
Arthur Miller told the House Un-American Activities Committee he has never been under Communist party discipline but contributed to front organizations. He plans to marry Marilyn Monroe soon and hopes to honeymoon in Europe. Monroe heads to London July 13 to film.
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Marilyn Monroe
Miller
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Communist Party
Europe
Miss Monroe
London
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Connecticut
Un-American Activities Committee
Monroe
House
Truck Collision Claims Two Near Texarkana
Two killed and a third critically hurt in a double truck crash on U S 82 about 11 miles west of Texarkana. Victims are R L Lewis 27 and Almae Henry 43 both of Texarkana. Cater McCarra 45 of Hooks in critical condition with head injuries. The other driver Crawford Norvell 43 of Durant Oklahoma was not injured.
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U. S
R. L. Lewis
Almae Henry
Cater McCarra
Hooks
Crawford Norvell
Durant
Okla
Norvell
Marine Chief to Visit Britain for Royal Marines Inspection
Gen Randolph Pate commandant of the U S Marine Corps will arrive in Britain next Tuesday for a brief inspection of the Royal Marines and to meet with their captain general the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Randolph Pate
U.S. Marine Corps
Britain
Royal Marines
Duke of Edinburgh
Twining Heads to Moscow to Promote Open Skies Plan
Gen. Nathan F. Twining leads a six officer Air Force delegation to Moscow for the June 24 air show, with stops in Berlin, to press President Eisenhower's Open Skies proposal aimed at reducing fear of surprise nuclear attack. He warns the paramount fear of war is surprise air attack and notes Soviet power.
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Nathan F. Twining
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Russia
Berlin
Alexander de Seversky
Twining
Reds
Dulles Attacks Soviet Despotism and Calls for Free Elections
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles condemned Soviet communist rule as Despotic and violent. He argued Khrushchev's revelations expose the regime's evil leadership and urged free elections in Germany while urging allied nations to maintain blocs against Russian expansion.
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Formosa
Mollet Wins Two Confidence Votes in Pension Bill
Premier Guy Mollet secured two confidence votes on France’s old age pension bill. He faced limited opposition as Communists abstained. The measure raises payments to 89 dollars monthly for about 5 million elderly Argentinians and costs the state roughly 400 million dollars annually, funded by taxes on large American-style cars.
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Guy Mollet
France
Mollet
Algeria
Hunter Killed as Shotgun Discharges
CANTON Nikki Cox 16 the son of the Rev and Mrs Aiken Cox was killed on a hunting trip yesterday when his shotgun discharged wounding him in the chest.
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Curfew Returns To Heilbronn City For U S Troops
The midnight curfew for American soldiers is re enforced in Heilbronn after officials complained about conduct. The move follows an emergency conference between Lt General Harry Storke, Ninth Infantry Division commander, and Heilbronn Major Paul Meyle.
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U. S
Heilbronn
Harry Storke
Paul Meyle
French Legion Convoy Ambushed Near Sidi Bel Abbes
French Foreign Legion patrols fought a pitched battle with nationalist rebels about 25 miles from Sidi Bel Abbes after an ambush on a convoy. In Ain Chair a 30-man patrol faced 200 rebels, suffering 4 dead 4 missing and 10 wounded. Rebel losses undisclosed.
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Morocco
Highway Bill Nears Final Approval on Pay as You Ride
Senate House Conference committee backed a pay as you ride plan to fund a 41000 mile interstate system, capping annual spending to funds from a highway tax funded special account. If receipts lag, the buildout may extend beyond the 13 year target and the measure passes next week.
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Johnson Urges Utility Control for Texas
C T Johnson candidate for lieutenant governor told a Kemp hotel breakfast crowd that utility monopolies are wrecking Texas economy. He cited dropping incomes and rising rates and said he would regulate utilities and route bills to committees if elected. He noted letters from readers seeking relief and urged action against price gouging.
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C.T. Johnson
Kemp Hotel
Texas
Kilgore
Philadelphia
Ohnson
Humphreys Named Interim Senator by Kentucky Governor
Gov. A. B. Chandler of Kentucky appointed highway commissioner Robert Humphreys to the U S Senate to serve until the November general election. Humphreys, 61, a longtime Chandler adviser, planned to depart for Washington soon after the interim appointment. Leary had briefly been slated for the post but declined, citing party harmony concerns.
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A. B. Chandler
Robert Humphreys
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Chandler
Humphreys
Washington
Leary
Woodring Reappears as Surprise Candidate for Governor
Woodring, former governor and secretary of war under Roosevelt, yesterday emerged as a surprise candidate for governor in Topeka Kansas. He enters the race with unexpected backing and signals a bold bid for the state’s top post.
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Topeka
Kan
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
Playmate Stabs Boy After BB Gun Fuss
In Merryville Louisiana an eight year old boy, Robert Odom, was stabbed to death during a dispute over a BB gun. A 13 year old playmate is held in Beauregard Parish jail. charges await court handling by Judge W W Thompson.
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Beau ‘Mont
Beauregard Parish
Paul Stark
Robert Odom
Chester Odom
W. W. Thompson
Odom
Merry
Robert
Ferguson
Injured Alta Loma Woman In Coma After Hit Run
Velma Demars, 34, of Alta Loma Texas, was found in a ditch on Highway 6 near Hitchcock with a fractured skull and other injuries. Doctors say she remains in a coma. police suspect a hit run rather than a deliberate beating. A truck driver discovered her at 2 a.m., and two men were questioned and released.
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Alta Loma
Tex
Velma Demars
Mike Fitzimmons
Highway 6
Hitchcock
Ike Has First Walk From Room
President Eisenhower left his Walter Reed Hospital room for the first time since the June 9 operation. A mid day bulletin said his condition progressed satisfactorily as he walked about 40 feet to a corridor desk chair and back, then conferred about 45 minutes with Sherman Adams and White House staff.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
White House
Ike Expresses Regret Over Venezuelan Airliner Crash
President Eisenhower voiced deep regret over the Venezuelan airliner crash that killed 74 people. He sent a personal message to Venezuelan President Marco Perez Jimenez expressing sorrow for the tragedy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Marco Perez Jimenez
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